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Friday May 1
Walker Fine Art
Opening reception, 5-9 pm
Mark Makers, featuring: Ana Zanic, Mary Mackey,
Ellen Moershel, Brigan Gresh, Brandon Reese, Julie Maren,
and Patricia Finley. A single mark creates a dot. An
extended mark becomes a line. A cluster of marks become
a shape. A series of repetitive marks becomes a pattern.
Marks can be descriptive, expressive, conceptual or
symbolic. They may be bold and clearly state an
intention, or they may be so subtle that the concept is
only perceived by the viewer’s subconscious. In this
group exhibition, see the artist’s hand as their own
unique mark making is exhibited through varying mediums.
Through July 7
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Walker Fine Art
Ana Zanic
Through July 7
Walker Fine Art
Ellen Moershel
Through July 7
Walker Fine Art
Patricia Finley
Through July 7
Walker Fine Art
Julie Maren
Through July 7
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Walker Fine Art
Brigan Gresh
Through July 7
Walker Fine Art
Brandon Reese
Through July 7
Walker Fine Art
Mary Mackey
Through July 7
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Thursday, May 3
Visions West Contemporary
Opening reception, 6-8pm
Two solo exhibitions featuring Robert McCauley and Bryan
Christiansen.For his solo exhibition,
Altered, Christiansen presents a selection of works that
that reflects his ongoing investigation of the
intersection between human’s relationship with their
personal environments and nature. A perennial favorite,
Robert McCauley presents a new body of work in the show
titled: Post Truth. The artist's revered animal
portraits straddle a fantastically brilliant line
between whimsy and a darker foreshadowing, born from the
fallout that is humanity's increasing influence on the
climate. He creates not only a beautiful space, but also
a vehicle for an inconvenient conversation.
Through June 2
Rule
Gallery
Artist's reception, 6-9pm
Adorned, new work by Jason DeMarte. By composing
fictional tableaus, the work speaks to our uneasy
obsession with beauty and excess and our preoccupation
with sugarcoating perfection. Drawing from the
romanticism of the Hudson River School and deepening his
palette, DeMarte’s latest body of work increases the
sense of overt indulgence while darkening the deeper
subtext. Caterpillars and moths raised by the artist are
stand-ins for the viewer and intermingle with flora
evincing the onset of decay to bring a clearer sense of
mortality often missing in our consumer-centric world.
Through June 16
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Visions West Contemporary
Bryan Christiansen
Survival is a Solace, 2016
Scraps from previous sculptures, glass
and dust from
carving practice
10 x 10
x 14 inches
Through June 2
Visions West Contemporary
Robert McCaule
Eaves Dropping, 2018
oil on canvas, 30 x 24 inches
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Rule Gallery
Jason DeMarte
Fog of Tranquility, 2018
archival pigmented ink print
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Space Gallery
Artists reception, 5-8pm
Process: The Artist's Journey, A group exhibition
that focuses on the artistic process and journey an
artist goes through in the completion of their work, featuring
new work by: Judy Campbell, David Marshall, Bill Snider, and Nick Young.
Through June 23
Plinth Gallery
Opening reception, 6-9pm
Bryan Hopkins: New Works in slip cast porcelain.
Hopkin pours a liquid suspension of porcelain clay over
a variety of textural elements such as steel plates and
wood grain patterns to make very thin slabs. Assembling
them into "provocative and cerebral" ceramic forms, he
conscientiously leaves evidence of how he makes each
piece. "I am interested ideas of structure,
architecture, containment, and permanence. My work takes
those interests and applies them to porcelain vessels,
adding to the continuum of expressive ceramic
containers. My choice of porcelain is its’ translucence
and color, and I push the clay as far as it will go,
firing to a very high temperature in a reduction
atmosphere to obtain the whitest result possible."
Through May 26
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Space Gallery
Nick Young
Yellow Totem
Mixed Media on Panel,
12 x 60 inches by
Through June 23
Space Gallery
Bill
Snider
BX18/36-45/2 (detail image), Mixed Media on Wood,
45"x36"
Through June 23
Plinth Gallery
Bryan Hopkins
Slip cast porcelain
Through May 26
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Thursday, May 10
Michael Warren Contemporary
Opening reception
Concurrent exhibits by Jennifer Bain and John Garrett
with additional works by New Mexico artists: Angela
Bergson Ted Laredo Marietta Patricia Leis Brian Shields.
Through June 16
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Michael Warren Contemporary
Through June 16
Michael Warren Contemporary
John Garrett
Denver Delicious
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Michael Warren Contemporary
Through June 16
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Thursday, May 17
Robischon Gallery
Artist's Reception, 6 – 8 pm
Concurrent Solo Exhibitions: Amy Ellingson: “Sweetbitter
Beast,” Ted Larsen: “Act Naturally,” Marcelyn McNeil:
“Lead Heavy Feather Light,” Kate Petley: “Repositioned,”
and Katy Stone: “Transmissions” Contemporary abstraction
by nationally recognized artists exhibiting a range of
large to medium-scale paintings, small-scale sculptures
and installation works which highlight the
unconventional via the artists’ distinctive concepts and
varied approach toward media. Idea-driven and rich in
array, the abstract works on view feature unexpected
surfaces, both vast and intimate. Utilizing oil and
encaustic; poured, printed or spray-painted techniques
on panel, canvas or archival plastic alongside
sculptural works of aluminum or discarded pre-painted
metals, each of the five artists presented reconsider
and re-contextualize the vocabulary of surface and form
with a renewed sense of materiality.
Through July 14
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Robischon Gallery
Amy Ellingson
Variation: white (parallax)
oil and encaustic on panel
66 x 72 in.
Through July 14
Robischon Gallery
Marcelyn McNeil
Fit Together
oil and spray paint on raw canvas
50 x 48 in.
Through July 14
Robischon Gallery
Katy Stone
Light Current
Installation detail view
Through July 14
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Robischon Gallery
Amy Ellingson
Detail, Variation
(a configuration of forces)
Artifacts approximately 1,200 cast
encaustic forms
(Dimensions variable)
Through July 14
Robischon Gallery
Ted Larsen
False Fact
salvage steel, marine-grade plywood,
silicone, hardware 9 ½ x 11 ½ x 7 in.
Through July 14
Robischon Gallery
Kate Petley
Implications
acrylic and archival ink on canvas
48 x 52 in.
Through July 14
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Saturday, July 7
Tansey
Contemporary
Opening
reception: noon
Recall,
Recapture, Remember, a juried fiber art show in
association with Española Valley Fiber Arts Center and
Tansey Contemporary. The exhibition features artists
selected by jurors James Drake, Carol Cooper and Alice
Zrebiec, as well as selection of invited artists
including Carol Shinn, internationally recognized for
her photo-realistic machine stitched images and Judith
Trager, an artist, teacher, and curator known
internationally for her quilt artistry.
View the exhibit
Through August 5
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Tansey
Contemporary
Carol Shinn
Arroyo Tree
Freestyle machine stitching
25.75" x 20"
Through August 5
Tansey
Contemporary
Jacqueline Mallegni
Journey Home
Through August 5
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Tansey
Contemporary
Catherine Hicks
Georgia, Alfred, MC and Me
Through August 5
Tansey
Contemporary
Ayn Hanna
White Map #2
Vintage and reclaimed fabrics, stitching
15” x 22” x 2”
Through August 5
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Third Friday Art Walks at participating galleries
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GALLERY LISTINGS
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Abend Gallery
Note our new address
1412 Wazee Street, Denver, CO 80202
Map
303.355.0950 phone
800.288.3726 toll free
website:
www.abendgallery.com
Hours: Tue-Sat 10-6, Sun 11am-4
Exhibition to be announced
David B. Smith Gallery
1543 A Wazee Street
Denver, CO 80202
map
phone:
303.893.4234
fax:
877.893.4234
website:
http://davidbsmithgallery.com
Hours: Tues-Sat 12-6, and by appointment
David B. Smith Gallery is Denver's venue for compelling
contemporary art. Since its founding in 2007, the
gallery has been committed to presenting intelligent and
culturally relevant exhibitions featuring work from some
of today's most dynamic artists with growing
international reputations. Through participation in
leading art fairs and extensive media coverage, David
Smith has cultivated a strong regional, national and
international collector audience. In August 2008, The
New York Times hailed the gallery as offering "an
exciting contrast of cutting edge works." In addition to
its curatorial program, David B. Smith maintains an
active publishing division, Limited Addiction, which
produces limited edition artist prints and monographs
Continuing:
A n exhibition featuring the
work of Liz Nielsen and Dylan Gebbia-Richards. This is
the gallery’s second two- person exhibition featuring
Dylan Gebbia-Richards and the first with Liz Nielsen.
This exhibition provides two unique interpretations of
landscape, disparate in medium but equal in their
pursuit of transcendence for artist and audience.
Nielsen and Gebbia-Richards achieve something exotic,
yet familar and in defiance of scale they depict
infinite worlds—simultaneously macro and micro. These
works evoke a geometry, allowing the viewer to move
within the ebb and flow of Gebbia-Richards’ crystalline
wax structures and sink into the saturated hues of
Nielsen’s abstracted mountains. Intensely
process-driven, Nielsen’s photograms and Gebbia-Richards’
paintings are experimental and wholly their own. Per
Nielsen, these works “are about transcendence and
shifting one’s way of seeing through abstraction.”
Through May 12
David Cook Fine Art
Maggie Ross, Director
1637 Wazee
Street
Denver, Colorado 80202
map
Phone: 303.623.8181
Website:
www.davidcookfineart.com
Hours: 10:30 - 6:00 Tuesday
through Saturday and by appointment
Exhibition to be announced
Gallery 1261 LLC
note our new address:
1412 Wazee Street
Denver, CO 80202
map
phone: 303.571.1261
website:
www.gallery1261.com
Hours: Tue - Sat: 12-6pm
Continuing:
At the Sugarcube building at 1555 Blake .map
You Are Here: Gregory Block Solo Exhibition .
Modern humans are pretty good at getting from point A to
point B, especially with our phones to tell us where to
go and how to get there. But we are here. Where’s that?
Sometimes it doesn’t hurt to get the bigger picture; to
step back and look at things in context. This series of
maps, constructed from aluminum cans and carpet tacks,
firmly anchors the viewer in the universe, the Milky Way
Galaxy, the solar system, and on earth, and hones in on
our very real location amid the hustle and bustle of
everyday life. It’s a tourist guide, an explorer’s tool,
an evacuation plan; a study of civil engineering,
geography, astrophysics and the boundaries of human
intelligence. But more than anything, it’s a reminder
that regardless of where we’re going or where we’re
coming from, we are always here. On display daily at the
SugarCube Building at 1555 Blake St. M-F: 7:30 am –
10:00 pm Saturday: 9:00 am – 10:00 pm Sunday: 9:00 am –
6:00 pm
Through May 13
GALLERY M
180 Cook St, Suite 101
map
Denver, CO 80206
phone: 303-331-8400
website:
www.gallerym.com
Hours: By Appointment Daily, Tue-Sat.
GALLERY M specializes in 20th century photojournalism
and social documentary. LIFE photojournalists including Alfred
Eisenstaedt, Bourke-White, Carl Mydans, Ralph Morse and others
are always on display and available
Exhibition to be announced
Goodwin Fine Art
Tine Goodwin, Director/Owner
1255 Delaware Street
Map
Denver CO 80204
phone: 303.573.1255
website:
www.goodwinfineart.com
Hours:
Tuesday - Friday 11-6, Saturday 11-5
Continuing:
Mia Mulvey | Ancients and Matt Christie |
Subtle Body. Two Colorado-based artists continue
their explorations of nature and wonder at Goodwin Fine
Art. Mia Mulvey’s Ancients is a conceptual
interrogation of natural history and the preservation of
time. Like her monumental wall sculpture, Mast Year,
shown at the Denver Art Museum in 2011, Ancients maps
the form of ancient trees to explore wonder and
discovery in the search for understanding. Her latest
exhibition at Goodwin Fine Art consists of porcelain
objects that utilize various aspects of scientific
research, digital printing, and photo-based 3D scanning
(photogrammetry.) Matt Christie likens his
Subtle Body paintings to an alchemical fusing of
nature and the imagination. He writes that during his
childhood "nature seemed to be presenting a world of
wonder that affected me in ways I could not define…and I
have been exploring that experience ever since."
Through June 2
K Contemporary
Doug Kacena Co-Owner / Director
1412 Wazee St , Denver, CO 80202
map
phone: 303-590-9800
cell:
720-296-7180
website:
https://kcontemporaryart.com
Hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 12 pm – 6 pm
or by appointment
Exhibition to be announced
Mai Wyn Fine Art
744 Santa Fe Drive
Denver, CO, 80204
map
phone: 303-893-4182
website:
www.maiwyn.com
Hours: Hours:
Thursday - Saturday 11-5,
Sunday 12-4. Open 1st Fridays until 10pm丨3rd Fridays
until 8pm and by appointment
Exhibition to be announced
Michael Warren Contemporary
Mike McClung and
Warren Campbell, owners
760 Santa Fe Drive
Denver, CO 80204
map
gallery:
303-635-6255
cell:
303-667-2447
website: www.michaelwarrencontemporary.com
Hours:
Tues-Sat 11am-6 pm or by appointment
Continuing:
White Whale, new works by
Thomas Müller
Through May 5
Thursday, May 10
Opening reception
Concurrent exhibits by Jennifer Bain and John Garrett
with additional works by New Mexico artists: Angela
Bergson Ted Laredo Marietta Patricia Leis Brian Shields.
Through June 16
Thursday May 10
Opening Reception, 6-8pm
New works: John Garrett with concurrent exhibits
by Jennifer Bain and other New Mexico-based artists
Angela Berkson, Ted Laredo, Marietta Patricia Leis, and
Brian Shields. John Garrett presents 11 new works that
fall into his ongoing series of categorization – there
will be 2 new suspended installations of twisted wire.
These twists will remind viewers of our previous
installation of the monumental work “Thicket.” We will
also have curtains, quilts and tapestries made of found
and recycled materials including picnic plates and cups,
vinyl record albums, video cassette tapes, poker chips,
beads, bracelets, chains, strings, manila tags, gasoline
price signs, and wood blocks.
Through June 16
Saturday May 12
Artist Talk, 10:30 – noon
Plinth Gallery
Owner: Jonathan Kaplan
3520 Brighton Blvd
Denver, Colorado 80216
map
phone: 303-295-0717
website:
www.plinthgallery.com
Hours: Thursday -Saturday, 12pm-5pm, and
other times by appointment
Friday May 4
Opening reception, 6-9pm
Bryan Hopkins: New Works in slip cast porcelain. Hopkin pours
a liquid suspension of porcelain clay over a variety of textural
elements such as steel plates and wood grain patterns to make very
thin slabs. Assembling them into "provocative and cerebral" ceramic
forms, he conscientiously leaves evidence of how he makes each
piece. "I am interested ideas of structure, architecture,
containment, and permanence. My work takes those interests and
applies them to porcelain vessels, adding to the continuum of
expressive ceramic containers. My choice of porcelain is its’
translucence and color, and I push the clay as far as it will go,
firing to a very high temperature in a reduction atmosphere to
obtain the whitest result possible."
Through May 26
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Plus Gallery
Owner: Ivar Zeile
Private Dealer
website:
www.plusgallery.com
Continuing:
In a time when conflict and contradiction are digitally-enhanced
experiences for all to navigate, is it possible to genuinely put
ourselves in another’s shoes? Chinese born artist Xi Zhang has
been pursuing this question across “Metallic Leaf Garden,” his
most compassionate and extensive series of artworks to date.
Plus Gallery, in conjunction with ATC DEN, bring several of the
artist’s recent large-scale paintings together in Denver’s RiNo
District for the exhibition “Imagine,” a breathtaking,
emotionally charged assemblage of images presented from Zhang’s
distinct cultural vantage-point. The exhibition is Zhang’s
second solo in the United States in 2018, coming on the heels of
his New York City debut with the venerable Marc Straus Gallery,
where Zhang served as a resident artist in 2016. ATC DEN is
located at 3420 Larimer Street, Denver, CO 80205.
map
Through June 2
Robischon Gallery
1740 Wazee St.
Denver, CO. 80202
Map
phone: 303.298.7788
fax: 303.298.7799
web:
www.robischongallery.com
Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11am to 6pm
Mondays
by
appointment. Adjacent Free
Parking until 6pm
Continuing:
Concurrent Solo Exhibitions with artists Edward
Burtynsky: Photographs; Elena Dorfman: Transmutations Photographs and
Textiles; Chuck Forsman: Hard Seasons, Paintings
and Photographs; and Karen Kitchel: Austerity
Measures Paintings.
Through May 5
Thursday, May 17
Opening Reception for the artists, 6 – 8 pm
Concurrent Solo Exhibitions: Amy Ellingson:
“Sweetbitter Beast,” Ted Larsen: “Act
Naturally,” Marcelyn McNeil: “Lead Heavy Feather
Light,” Kate Petley: “Repositioned,” and Katy
Stone: “Transmissions” Contemporary abstraction
by nationally recognized artists exhibiting a
range of large to medium-scale paintings,
small-scale sculptures and installation works
which highlight the unconventional via the
artists’ distinctive concepts and varied
approach toward media. Idea-driven and rich in
array, the abstract works on view feature
unexpected surfaces, both vast and intimate.
Utilizing oil and encaustic; poured, printed or
spray-painted techniques on panel, canvas or
archival plastic alongside sculptural works of
aluminum or discarded pre-painted metals, each
of the five artists presented reconsider and
re-contextualize the vocabulary of surface and
form with a renewed sense of materiality.
Through July 14
Rule Gallery
Valerie Santerli, Owner/Director
Rachel Beitz, Owner/CFO
530 Santa Fe Dr,
Denver CO
and
204 E San Antonio St,
Marfa TX
phone: 303-800-6776
website:
https://rulegallery.com
Denver hours:
Tues-Friday 12-6pm, Saturday 12-5pm and by
appointment
Thursday, May 3
Artist's reception, 6-9pm
Adorned, new work by Jason DeMarte. Jason
DeMarte’s artistic practice has, for several
years, examined humanity’s conflicting
tendencies to idealize nature while continuously
searching to improve upon it. By composing
fictional tableaus, the work speaks to our
uneasy obsession with beauty and excess and our
preoccupation with sugarcoating perfection.
Drawing from the romanticism of the Hudson River
School and deepening his palette, DeMarte’s
latest body of work increases the sense of overt
indulgence while darkening the deeper subtext.
Caterpillars and moths raised by the artist are
stand-ins for the viewer and intermingle with
flora evincing the onset of decay to bring a
clearer sense of mortality often missing in our
consumer-centric world. By photographing each
subject individually multiple times, DeMarte is
able to present a full depth-of-field in sharp
focus, heightening both the sense of
hyperrealism and surrealism. All of this is done
to evoke an initial sense of seduction, beauty
and awe that is subtly undermined the longer one
engages with each piece, inviting the viewer to
consider the way an adorned life gives way to
greater meaning.
Through June 16
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Mikkel & Catherine Saks,
owners
3019 East Second Ave
Denver, CO 80206
map
phone:
303-333-4144
website:
www.saksgalleries.com
Hours: Tues-Friday 10am-5pm, Saturday 10am - 4pm
and by appointment. Exhibitions
year- round
view the Saks Galleries Cherry Creek videos
Exhibit to be announced
Continuing:
The McKenney-Hall
Indian Gallery.
Thomas McKenney was appointed Superintendent of Indian
Affairs in 1916 by President James Madison. He
championed Native American causes for the next several
decades at a time when tribal culture was often on a
collision course with land-hungry whites and the U.S.
Government.McKinley worked tirelessly on his Indian
Gallery, a collection of artifacts and portraits of the
visiting Indians by the famous painter Charles Bird
King. However, in 1830, McKenney was dismissed by
President Jackson -- they had quarreled about the
removal of the Cherokee from their homeland. McKinley
had also battled with a Congressional committee
investigating his expenditure of $3,100 for the Indian
portraits. Therefore, it was on his own that he launched
a project to publish a series of large portfolios with
hand-colored lithographs made after King's original
paintings.
More information
Sandra Phillips Gallery
Gallery Owner: Sandra Phillips
47 W. 11th Avenue, Denver. Colorado 80204
map
phone: 303 931-2991
website:
www.thesandraphillipsgallery.com
Hours: Tues. - Sat. 12:30 - 5 Sun. and evenings
available by appointment
Continuing:
Counterpoint, featuring artists Anna Kaye, Irene Delka
McCray, David Griffin, and Kate Woodliff O’Donnell. Counterpoint
will feature works rich in symbolism and metaphor including
referential abstraction to realism.
Through May 4
Space Gallery
765 Santa Fe
Drive
Map
Denver, 80204
phone: 720-904-1088
website:
www.spacegallery.org
Hours: Wed-Sat 1pm-6pm or
by appointment
Friday May 4
Opening Reception, 5-9pm
Process: The Artist's Journey, A group exhibition
that focuses on the artistic process and journey an
artist goes through in the completion of their work, featuring
new work by: Judy Campbell, David Marshall, Bill Snider, and
Nick Young.
Through June 23
Tansey
Contemporary
1743 Wazee Street Suite
150
Denver. 80203
map
phone: 720-596-4243
website:
www.tanseycontemporary.com
Hours: Tues-Saturday 11am - 5pm
Continuing:
Inside, a solo exhibition by internationally
renowned German artist Udo Nöger. Nöger is well known
for his monochromatic, translucent works that give the
impression of emitting light. Light, its manifestations
and its expression, is the single ongoing focus of the
artist’s work, leading to a unique way of painting that
captures, analyzes, reworks and reflects - each piece an
attempt to make the intangible, tangible. “I use light
itself to paint light” the artist states.
View the exhibit
Through June 3
Saturday, July 7
Opening reception:
noon
Recall,
Recapture, Remember, a juried fiber art show in
association with Española Valley Fiber Arts Center and
Tansey Contemporary. The exhibition features artists
selected by jurors James Drake, Carol Cooper and Alice
Zrebiec, as well as selection of invited artists
including Carol Shinn, internationally recognized for
her photo-realistic machine stitched images and Judith
Trager, an artist, teacher and curator known
internationally for her quilt artistry.
View the exhibit
Through August 5
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Gallery Calendar:
May
July
DADA Members Map
Member Galleries:
Abend
Gallery
David
Cook Fine Art
Gallery 1261
GALLERY M
Goodwin
Fine Art
William Havu Gallery
K Contemporary
Mai Wyn Fine Art
William Matthews
Michael
Warren
Contemporary
Sandra Phillips Gallery
Plinth Gallery
Plus
Gallery
Robischon Gallery
Rule Gallery
Saks
Galleries
David B. Smith Gallery
Space
Gallery
Tansey
Contemporary
Visions West Gallery
Walker
Fine Art
Gallery 1261
Gregory Block
Through May 13
Gallery 1261
Gregory Block
Through May 13
William Havu Gallery
Tony Ortega
Justice is Blind
acrylic & collage on panel, 36" x 48"
Through May 11
Michael Warren Contemporary
Thomas Müller
White Whale
Through May 5
Robischon Gallery
Chuck Forsman
Strange Land (detail)
oil on panel 54 ½ x 86 ½ in.
Through May 5
Robischon Gallery
Elena Dorfman
Transmutation 3
(Gold Dome)
C-print with mixed media, 22-carat gold and palladium
leaf 87 x 58 in..
Through May 5
Robischon Gallery
Karen
Kitchel
Terra Incognita #2
Oil on panel 62 x 22 in.
Through May 5
Robischon Gallery
Edward
Burtynsky
Mount Edziza Provincial Park #1,
Northern British Columbia, Canada
C-print 48 x 64 in.
Through May 5
Walker Fine Art
Brown Norman
Passage 5
32 x 48 inches
Through: Saturday, May 5
Walker Fine Art
Elaine Coombs
Through: Saturday, May 5
Walker Fine Art
Kevin Hoth
Through: Saturday, May 5
Sandra Phillips Gallery
Irene Delka McCray
oil on canvas, 62 x 52 inches
Through May 4
Walker
Fine Art
Katie Kalkstein
One Breath Away
Photo Encaustic, 40 x 30 inches
Through: Saturday, May 5
Walker
Fine Art
Epp Lee Heekin
Sipapu
detail
Through: Saturday, May 5
William Matthews Gallery
William Matthews
Through May 10
Visions West
Contemporary
Nine Francois
Elk I
Photography
Through May 5
Visions West Contemporary
Crystal Morey
Through May 5
David B.
Smith Gallery
Liz Nielsen
Underwater Mountains 2018 Analog
chromogenic photogram, unique, on
Fujiflex 30 x 40 in.
Through May 12
David B.
Smith Gallery
Michelle Blade
Evening Routine 2018
Acrylic ink on paper,
14.5 x 18in
Through May 12
Plus Gallery
Xi Zhang
The Flags 2017
acrylic on canvas 60 x 72 inches
Through June 2
Plus Gallery
Xi Zhang
Dung Beetle II 2017
acrylic on canvas 58 x 72 inches
Through June 2
Goodwin Fine Art
Mia Mulvey
Pando Forest, Utah, 2018
porcelain (3d printed from
photogrammetric scans), variable
dimensions.
Through June 2
Goodwin Fine Art
Matt Christie
Secret Sulfur, 2017
oil on panel, 60 x 48 in.
Through June 2
Tansey
Contemporary
Udo Nöger
Gewicht des Lichtes 3
Mixed media, canvas, 70" x 125"
View the exhibit
Through June 3
William Havu Gallery
Robert Delaney
P.D. 13
painted steel, 24” x 48” x 12”
Through June 9
William Havu Gallery
Eugene Newmann
Parade
oil on canvas, 30” x 40”
Through June 9
William Havu Gallery
Amy Metier
Twelve Standing
oil on canvas, 48” x 48”
Through June 9
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Visions West Contemporary
Director:
Nikki Todd
2605 Walnut St.
Denver, CO 80205
map
phone:
303.292.0909
website:
www.visionswestgallery.com
hours:
Tuesday-Saturday 10-6 pm or by appointment
Note our new address
Continuing:
Two solo exhibitions and a special project at our RiNo
location in Denver, Colorado. The first solo exhibition,
A Vulnerable Paradigm of Wonder, features
hand-built porcelain sculptures by Crystal Morey. The
second solo exhibition, Animalia: New Works,
presents recent photographs by Nine Francois. Troy Abbot
will be presenting Social Media, a
technology-based sculpture, in the gallery’s project
space. The open reception is in conjunction with RiNo’s
First Friday Art Walk.
Through May 5
Thursday, May 3
Opening reception, 6-8pm
Two solo exhibitions featuring Robert McCauley and Bryan
Christiansen. "Hunting and gathering" is the preferred
method in which Bryan Christiansen describes the process
for creating his larger-than-life sized animals, skulls,
and intricate reliquaries. Christiansen collects,
deconstructs, and assembles societies' urban discards,
such as sofas and chairs. For his solo exhibition,
Altered, Christiansen presents a selection of works that
that reflects his ongoing investigation of the
intersection between human’s relationship with their
personal environments and nature. A perennial favorite,
Robert McCauley presents a new body of work in the show
titled: Post Truth. The artist's revered animal
portraits straddle a fantastically brilliant line
between whimsy and a darker foreshadowing, born from the
fallout that is humanity's increasing influence on the
climate. He creates not only a beautiful space, but also
a vehicle for an inconvenient conversation.
Through June 2
Walker Fine Art
The Prado
Building, 300 West 11th Avenue (at Cherokee)
Denver, CO 80204 In the Golden Triangle
Map
phone:
303.355.8955
website:
www.walkerfineart.com
hours:
Tues-Sat 11am-5 pm or by appointment
Continuing:
Vantage Points, featuring: Kevin Hoth, Aaron
Morgan, Brown Norman, Epp Lee Heekin, Katie Kalkstein,
Elaine Coombs, and Brian Comber. A vantage point does
not have to be the actual point which we are looking
from; nor something limited to a spatial region. Rather,
a viewpoint is a position from which something is
observed or considered, the mental attitude that
determines a person's opinions or judgments. This
exhibit offers viewers an opportunity to reconsider
their own point of view through artworks that combine
invented environments, the natural world, and the
symbolism of everyday of objects. These artists present
works from a personal perspective, allowing viewers to
transform the meanings from their unique vantage point.
Through: May 5
Friday May 1
Opening reception, 5-9 pm
Mark Makers, featuring: Ana Zanic, Mary Mackey,
Ellen Moershel, Brigan Gresh, Brandon Reese, Julie Maren,
and Patricia Finley. A single mark creates a dot. An
extended mark becomes a line. A cluster of marks become
a shape. A series of repetitive marks becomes a pattern.
Marks can be descriptive, expressive, conceptual or
symbolic. They may be bold and clearly state an
intention, or they may be so subtle that the concept is
only perceived by the viewer’s subconscious. In this
group exhibition, see the artist’s hand as their own
unique mark making is exhibited through varying mediums.
Through July 7
William Havu Gallery
1040 Cherokee
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Denver, CO. 80204
phone:
303.893.2360
website:
www.williamhavugallery.com
Hours: Tue - Fri 10-6 PM, Sat
11-5 PM, Sun and Mon by appointment only
Voted Westword's best gallery for contemporary art of the
region, 2017
Continuing:
Redaction, Amy Metier’s seventh solo show with the
William Havu Gallery. Metier’s newest works include oils on
canvas, mixed media collages on paper and polymer etchings with
Chine-collé. Also featured in the main gallery will be new
kinetic sculptures by Robert Delaney. On the mezzanine will be
Santa Fe, NM based painter, Eugene Newmann.
Through June 9
Thursday, April 19
at the Art Gym Denver, 1460 Leyden Street
Opening reception, 5 - 8 p.m
Tony Ortega, Time for Self-Reflection. Join Art Gym
Denver for Time for Self-Reflection, a solo exhibition of works
by William Havu Gallery artist Tony Ortega. The exhibit
showcases the scope and variety of media the artist has used
throughout his career. Tony's art emphasizes the culture,
history and experiences of Chicanos/Latinos to promote
understanding and culture diversity. He has created numerous
public art and community mural projects along the Front Range
and has been honored with Excellence in the Arts awards by the
governor (1999) and the mayor (1998).
Through May 11
William Matthews Gallery
Owner:
William Matthews
Great Basin Studio
2540
Walnut St,
Denver, CO 80205
map
phone:
303-534-1300
Hours: Tuesday & Thursday 10 am - 5 pm
or by appointment
website: williammatthewsstudio.com
Continuing:
William Matthews Field Studies and Small
Paintings, a show comprised entirely of
field-sketched and small studio watercolors, at his RiNo
Arts District Studio in downtown Denver. In this view of
selected, mostly un-displayed works from a number of
Matthews’ many travels, visitors will gain a rare
glimpse inside the creative process of one of the West’s
most admired artists. Previous shows have examined
India, China, the British Isles, Egypt, Italy, and
countless points across the United States. In 2014,
Matthews was the subject of a documentary, Drawn to
Paint, focusing on his Western watercolors and the
cultural shifts they depict and his creative process in
capturing them. The same year, the Denver Art Museum
staged a 6-month one-man retrospective of his
watercolors, Trespassing, in its Hamilton Wing.
Through May 10
Continuing exhibits:
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